Composition topic: Don't we need paper books?

"I don't have a BMW at home, only a few thousand books." "I am not poor when I am poor. Others show off their wealth and I show off my books." A senior three student named Lu Wei received about 3000 old books from her parents at her 18-year-old adult ceremony. After seeing the news, my heart surged.

"Now there is everything on the Internet. As long as you search, it will all come out. There are people holding thick paper books to read! " The words of a netizen are simple and profound.

At present, Weibo's books are springing up like mushrooms after rain. These fashionable and all-inclusive online books lead the times. For this fast-paced society, Weibo's books have obviously adapted to people's fast-food and fashionable reading needs. Weibo's book is in the ascendant, and the author is a star outside Weibo. Those who are eager to try include director Xiaogang Feng, host Cai Kangyong and singer Liang Yongqi. And the potential market brought by those huge fans, stars are more willing to regard it as a "cultural show."

However, I have doubts: Can Weibo's gossip bear the weight of culture?

Fragmented Weibo's speech needs long-term accumulation and sublimation if it is to be transformed into culture and thought.

In today's era of highly developed information, when TV and computers cross the global village and mobile phones are popularized to one person, who can calm down and study a famous book from beginning to end?

In my opinion, as a young man in the new era, we should not forget the traditional culture of China while keeping pace with the times. Compared with online novels such as harem, time travel and fantasy, we should accept China's literary classics, which represent the cultural spirit of our whole nation.

Nowadays, mass image culture has become the fashion of audio-visual enjoyment of contemporary mass aesthetics, but its biggest negative impact is to degenerate the mass thinking mode into passive thinking and plane thinking. In my opinion, our acceptance of literary classics must be deeply understood, pondered and tasted repeatedly, so as to be promoted, and the superficial thinking of passive acceptance cannot be achieved.

Meredith wrote in "Elegy in the Forest": "Life flies in competition, just like clouds chasing each other; We left and fell like pinecones. " We can't lose our paper books, let alone our feelings for culture!